From @UnsungHero97 on Tue, 06 Nov 2018 20:24:11 GMT

I think the latest changes to Hash.js introduce a weird bug when hashing custom objects, more specifically, a class with valueOf() overridden. The error being thrown is Uncaught TypeError: Invalid value used as weak map key.

It's strange because it doesn't happen until a certain point, a very specific point. It happens when invoking .set() on a Map on the 9th attempt. For the first 8 attempts, all is good. On the 9th attempt, error.

To reproduce, I ran this bit of code in the console at https://facebook.github.io/immutable-js.

class Example {
  constructor(id, key) { this.id = id; this.key = key; }
  valueOf() { return `${this.id}.${this.key}`; } 
  toString() { return `${this.id}.${this.key}`; }
}

const m = Immutable.Map().asMutable();
m.set(new Example('test', (new Date()).toISOString()), Math.random()); // 1, ok
...
m.set(new Example('test', (new Date()).toISOString()), Math.random()); // 8, ok
m.set(new Example('test', (new Date()).toISOString()), Math.random()); // 9, ERROR

This has worked for me for quite a while. It breaks with release v4.0.0-rc.11.

Here's a screenshot of the console:

Copied from original issue: immutable-js#1643